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Kids2Day Soft Play

Chandler’s Ford, Eastleigh

Kids2Day is an indoor soft play centre in Chandler’s Ford, with a café and a pre-school on the same site. The centre is now run by The Play Park and offers open play with no timed sessions.

Highlights

  • Open play from 10am to 6pm, with no timed sessions
  • Soft play equipment for young children
  • Café on site
  • Pre-school alongside the play centre

Good to know

  • Socks must be worn, and they can be bought at reception
  • Outside food is not allowed because of allergy rules
  • Membership options are listed on the website

Getting there

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Kids2Day Soft Play, Renown Close, Chandler’s Ford, Eastleigh, Hampshire, SO53 4HZParking: Check the website for parking and directions.

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